Sentence examples for the contribution of differences from inspiring English sources

Our demonstration of the contribution of differences in signal modulation, related to different types of glia cells and leading to progression of chronic pain, represents an applicable finding for the clinical treatment of hyperalgesia.

Thus, the contribution of differences in dietary composition can be considered to be minimal.

Next, we use this methodology to measure the contribution of differences in human capital quality to the immigrant-native wage gap in Canada.

In this section, we look at the contribution of differences in human capital quality to the immigrant wage gap using the decomposition (8).

The study aimed to determine the contribution of differences in quality of care, by looking at differences in the presence of suboptimal factors in individual cases of perinatal death.

We also demonstrate that the total variation between countries in age-at-death distributions, quantified by the variance of the ELL, can be easily decomposed into the contribution of differences between the means, standard deviations and skewness parameters of the age-at-death distribution in individual countries.

Additionally, we used the age-standardised proportional mortality to remove the contribution of difference in underlying CMD mortality.

In the present work I propose a new, simple and distribution-free procedure for the exploration of differences between covariance matrices that, in addition to providing a single and continuously varying measure of matrix differentiation, makes it possible to analyse this measure in terms of the contributions of differences in matrix orientation and shape.

This allowed us to remove flowering time as a variable and minimize the contribution of environmental differences toward phenotypic differences.

To investigate the contribution of individual differences in post-novelty exposure maternal care to the observed social and neuroendocrine differences between Novel and Home rats, we measured both discriminative and non-discriminative maternal care during the first 10 postnatal days.

The focus however has been on preterm infant risk factors with minimal investigation into the contribution of antepartum differences among black women and how they may contribute to poorer outcomes in the black preterm infant.